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SUBURBICON, Urban Escape Vehicle.
- Thread starter D Rat
- Start date
dawyman
Registered Member
Incredible job! Keep up the great work. Gives me some drive to sell my kids so I can finish my Jimmy. I can't wait to see it done.
I might have gotten a little misty eyed when you cut up a good rust free sub. But it turned out really well. Awesome job.
That light rack is pretty cool - may steal that idea at some point. Is there much play in the rack, wondering now much bouncing/vibrating it will do going down a dirt road. Wonder if some rubber pads may help if needed.
Also, is that actuator weather/dust tight?
Josh
That light rack is pretty cool - may steal that idea at some point. Is there much play in the rack, wondering now much bouncing/vibrating it will do going down a dirt road. Wonder if some rubber pads may help if needed.
Also, is that actuator weather/dust tight?
Josh
thanks, the rack is very sturdy, if you look at the first video you can that it has 1" rubber pads that I need to trim and yes it is weather tight.
stay tuned for some pictures of the front bumper.
LIVEAnimals
1/2 ton status
I like 
Decided to mount the spare tire inside rather on the bumper, also narrowed up the bed slide.
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With the seat down I can still sleep or carry long material.
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Im thinking about building a mount for the high lift jack to keep it safe and clean.
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Also removed that heavy sheet of 3/4" plywood in favor of some bling, it's now the fastest bedslide in the southwest.
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With the seat down I can still sleep or carry long material.
Im thinking about building a mount for the high lift jack to keep it safe and clean.
Also removed that heavy sheet of 3/4" plywood in favor of some bling, it's now the fastest bedslide in the southwest.
Oh snap, Deuling is going to be sporting wood when he sees that last pic!
Just like the rest of this build, very impressive!
So clean
I love the organization.
I love the organization.
Decided to mount the spare tire inside rather on the bumper, also narrowed up the bed slide.
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I really like that bedslide and the front bumper. What was the reasoning behind the inside mount spare? just out of curiosity ( theft?)
Thanks
I just didn't want to deal with it every time I open the rear doors and it's a big heavy tire that would block my view.
Here's another view of the tire rack.
I just didn't want to deal with it every time I open the rear doors and it's a big heavy tire that would block my view.
Here's another view of the tire rack.
That is bada$$ as $hit 
Looks great
awesome
That thing is so sweet!
Picked up this center box from Tuffy.
need to get my shifters for the transfer case so that I can mount it permanently.
parts have been coming in and more do in this week, need more time to work on it.
been working on the duel battery mount, decided to take advantage of all the room under the bed in front of the fuel tank.
found this door down at the local rv store, fits perfectly under the bed slide.
just enough room to drop the batteries in and work on them.
need to get my shifters for the transfer case so that I can mount it permanently.
parts have been coming in and more do in this week, need more time to work on it.
been working on the duel battery mount, decided to take advantage of all the room under the bed in front of the fuel tank.
found this door down at the local rv store, fits perfectly under the bed slide.
just enough room to drop the batteries in and work on them.
That's a great idea for a battery mount. Wouldn't work for me it would be covered in tons of mud. Lol
WJACKSON11X
1/2 ton status
That trap door is a great idea! Especially if mounted in the bed for a fuel pump door
